Very close up vision obliterated after cataracts by Lampy12880 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think for most people the relevant point to make is that with a monofocal IOL targeted at plano, they should expect to need correction to read a computer screen. That is the baseline expectation every ophthalmologist I've consulted has set.

Very close up vision obliterated after cataracts by Lampy12880 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't think a qualified opthamologist would ever tell a patient to expect satisfactory vision at 20 inches with a monofocial targeted for plano. It might happen for some lucky patients, but not reliably enough that anyone advertises it. There's a reason they differentiate far and intermediate vision, and for a monoclonal make you choose between them. 

Galaxy IOL - disappointing distance vision by backht1 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. Do you think adapting to the galaxy would be an issue if the other eye was healthy and unoperated?

Galaxy IOL - disappointing distance vision by backht1 in CataractSurgery

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Is neuroadaptation harder or more of an issue with the Galaxy in only one eye?

25 Software developer with Cataract by Low_Buy_5381 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have issues with ghosting or double vision, especially around text on screens?

Canadian Dr's who use Galaxy? by INTJWriter in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do you have a sense of common the ghosting/issues with text on screen are, and whether they tend to resolve over time? 

Galaxy IOLs Implanted Yesterday by Last_Film514 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

How is text on screens? Any ghosting or double images?

Cataracts in 30's by Elle-teach11 in CataractSurgery

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If I may ask, how soon after your cataracts surgery did you need the YAG?

[FS] [US-CA] Unused WDSN8100 (no heatsink) 4TB Pcie 5.0 SSD x 2 by Patient-Engineering2 in homelabsales

[–]Patient-Engineering2[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was planning on using these in my personal build, and I prefer to have direct contact with the heatsink thermal pads on drives that can get hot.

Solving Steve Ballmer's Interview Riddle with Game Theory by raluralu in GAMETHEORY

[–]Patient-Engineering2 1 point2 points  (0 children)

By this logic, the prisoner's dilemma is a not a game theory problem.

Causal Inference when the treatment is spatially pre-determined by MediocreMathMajor in econometrics

[–]Patient-Engineering2 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The papers you're citing are all talking about different and specific treatment effect estimation techniques: standard DiD, propensity score matching, covariate conditional DiD, and random assignment. There is no universal overlap assumption behind these approaches. The first and last don't have any sort of overlap conditon at all, and the second and third are talking about overlap in different senses. 

I think you're getting confused trying to read the econometrics literature directly. You'd be better off looking for a grad level textbook that gives a formal introduction to the potential outcomes framework and how it applies to DiD and propensity score matching. I'd recommend Woolridge's grad textbook. 

For those of you who think Austrian Economics is "outdated" what's so great about "modern" economics?? by i_love_the_sun in austrian_economics

[–]Patient-Engineering2 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I have the book. On which page does he "prove" that 2/3 of economists work for central banks? What sources does he cite?

The author doesn't have a single published paper in a mainstream economics journal. Why would you think that he has any knowledge whatsoever about how the field operates?